"I wouldn't call it an offense; it's quite pleasing to the eye," Su Wen teased.
Li Tong's face turned redder at his words, but after hearing what Su Wen said, she felt a huge weight lift off her shoulders. She knew that Su Wen wasn't harassing her but was giving her a way to move past the incident gracefully.
"My mother is now resting at home. She has been sick for over two years, and she has to undergo dialysis two to three times a month and take seventy to eighty pills. Besides, my mother used to support us by doing odd jobs, so we never had health insurance..."
Li Tong's face couldn't hide her sadness as she talked about her mother's condition.
It wasn't just the massive medical expenses due to the lack of health insurance; it was also because the hospital had diagnosed her mother's disease as incurable. Conservative treatments couldn't stop the continuous deterioration of her condition.
